From: Meister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Which are the best MP2 encorders ??? (at 320 kb/s)
Q-Design i-Media and Philips Power Library seem both to be highly regarded.
MP2 supports bitrates up to 384kbps, BTW.
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I want to convert a CD to mp3 files with a good quality and a reasonable
file size. I played around with the VBR setting and found that using the
follwing switches ...
.
I am not a Pro, but have a similar question :
I use CDex including Lame 3.58, BUT
I use CDex including Lame 3.58, BUT only at 320 bitrate,
to get the best quality.
Which are the right options ?
VBR=0? stereo mode ? ..
Best quality is PCM at ~1400kb/s :) . Using 320kb/s which is only 4:1
compression, you may as well use ADPCM format which takes
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*NOTE* No psy-model is perfect, so there can often be distortion which
is audible even though the psy-model claims it is not! Thus using a
small minimum bitrate can result in some aggressive compression and
audible
I want to convert a CD to mp3 files with a good quality and a reasonable
file size. I played around with the VBR setting and found that using the
follwing switches ...
.
I am not a Pro, but have a similar question :
I use CDex including Lame 3.58, BUT only at 320
Is it a better choice to encode the CD on CBR 192 kbps?
to ensure quality you can use -b switch(minimum bitrate).
Something like -B320 -b160 -V3 -ms -k -h gives 180-200kbps avg with Lame3.61 and I
didn't noticed any flaws (except fatboy.wav :-/ ).
If there is silence in wav, bitrate falls to
I want to convert a CD to mp3 files with a good quality and a reasonable
file size. I played around with the VBR setting and found that using the
follwing switches (lame 3.60):
-h -k -lowpass 999 -b 32 -B 224 -v -V 3
results in mp3 files in stereo with a means bitrate of about 182 kbps. I
